742 Glen Martin Road Glen Martin NSW 2321

Offering an impressive 183 acres, this large lifestyle holding in the Clarence Town district delivers the perfect balance of cleared farmland, natural timber, p ...

Offering an impressive 183 acres, this large lifestyle holding in the Clarence Town district delivers the perfect balance of cleared farmland, natural timber, privacy and potential. Whether you're seeking a rural retreat, a value-packed investment, or acreage with future capital growth, this property offers exceptional opportunity. The Land • Approx. 50 acres cleared, ideal for grazing or hobby farming • Remaining acreage is natural timber country with an abundance of millable timber • 4 dams providing reliable water • Tar-sealed road frontage • School bus access at the front gate • Elevated sections offering beautiful valley and dam views The Home A relocated home positioned to capture the rural outlook, approved to be moved onto the property and partially renovated-awaiting completion by the next owner. Features include: • 3 bedrooms (2 upstairs, 1 downstairs) • Single bathroom • Separate dining and living areas • Kitchen with granite benchtop included • Plans in place for a large wrap-around veranda overlooking the dam and valley • Two onsite containers included in the sale-ideal for storage or future workshop setup This is the perfect project for the handy buyer ready to add value and create a dream rural residence. Lifestyle & Location Set amongst rolling countryside, yet conveniently close to town amenities: • 10km to historic Clarence Town, situated on the picturesque Williams River • 60km to Newcastle • Easy access to Dungog, Raymond Terrace and surrounding Hunter Valley regions Whether you're looking to build a rural haven, invest for the long term, or secure a large landholding at an attractive price point, this 183-acre property represents outstanding opportunity. Contact us today to arrange your inspection and explore the possibilities. This information has been provided to us by third parties and we do not accept responsibility for its accuracy. You should make your own enquiries and check the information so as to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate. You must make your own assessment and obtain professional advice if necessary